SELF ASSESSMENT INTRODUCTION

Living Compass offers different self-assessments specifically designed for adult, parent, and teen populations. Each self-assessment consists of eighty statements, ten for each of the eight areas of wellness. All three self-assessments are available in both English and Spanish.

It is important to remember that the results are merely a snapshot of a person’s life at this moment; it is not a measure of a person’s worthiness, nor is it a diagnosis of any kind. It is merely a quick look at a person’s life in the now. Just as an annual physical reveals different things that may need attention each year, taking the self-assessment regularly helps individuals keep an eye on things.

There are several ways to engage with the results of your self-assessment. 

  1. You can save your results for future reference. 

  2. You might share your results with others who might offer you support in making your desired changes. 

  3. You may want to download or order the Wellness Compass Notebook that aligns with your assessment and is offered on this website; Adult, Parent, or Teen. Each of these groups of resources offers an examination of each area of wellness and helps you reflect on what you might want to do differently going forward.

  4. You may also want to sign up for the Weekly Column podcast for regular wellness information and inspiration.

 WHY TAKE A SELF ASSESSMENT?

Self-reflection is a cornerstone of well-being. Taking a self-assessment is like going for a life check-up. It gives the person a closer look at their whole life, often revealing things they already know about but haven’t given much attention to. 

The eighty self-assessment statements, ten for each of the eight areas of well-being, help people better understand their situation and help them identify what areas of wellness could benefit from more of their attention. 

COMPLETING AN ASSESSMENT

After completing the self-assessment, the results will be transferred onto a Wellness Compass image, and the eight areas of wellness will be filled in according to the responses given.

The shaded compass is an example of what the results might look like. The areas with more shading are where the user reported more satisfaction and less shading means less satisfaction reported. 

 SELF ASSESSMENT RESOURCES (PDF VERSIONS)

Consists of eighty statements, ten for each of the eight different areas of wellness: care for the body, spirituality, relationships, stress resilience, organization, rest and play, work/school, and handling emotions. Shade in the compass to gain an overview look at your current state of wellness.

 

Adult Faith
Self Assessment (Interactive PDF File)

This Adult Faith Self-Assessment is an interactive PDF consisting of eighty statements, ten in each of the eight areas of the Living Compass. The Self-Assessment is designed to help you listen to the whispers in your life right now. Our lives are always speaking to us. The question is, are we listening? This is your opportunity to listen.

The Adult Wellness Compass Self-Assessment—like a mirror—will reflect back to you your current state of balance and wholeness. The results are a present-moment snapshot of your life right now, revealing where in the garden of your life you have been watering and tending, and which areas could use more of your attention.

It is important to remember that the results are merely a snapshot of one’s life at the moment it is taken it is not a measure of one’s value, nor is it a diagnosis or any kind.

 

Adult Self Assessment (Interactive PDF File)

Designed for anyone over 18 years of age.

  • Consists of eighty statements that are to be ranked anywhere from always to never, ten statements for each of the eight areas of wellness.

  • Intended to bring greater awareness areas of a person’s overall wellbeing that could benefit from some “watering and weeding.”

It is important to remember that the results are merely a snapshot of one’s life at the moment it is taken it is not a measure of one’s value, nor is it a diagnosis or any kind.

 

Teen Self Assessment (Interactive PDF File)

Designed for anyone who is an adolescent. 

  • Consists of eighty statements that are to be ranked anywhere from always to never, ten statements for each of the eight areas of wellness.

  • Intended to help teens organize their thinking about their life and the direction it is heading

  • Helps teens think about positive changes they might want to make.

It is important to remember that the results are merely a snapshot of one’s life at the moment it is taken it is not a measure of one’s value, nor is it a diagnosis or any kind. 

 

Parent Self Assessment (Interactive PDF File)

Designed for anyone who is helping to raise a child.

  • Consists of eighty statements that are to be ranked anywhere from always to never, ten statements for each of the eight areas of wellness.

  • Intended is to help parents and other caregivers to organize their thinking about their family’s life.

  • Brings to attention things they may want to change.

It is important to remember that the results are merely a snapshot of one’s life at the moment it is taken it is not a measure of one’s value, nor is it a diagnosis or any kind. 

SELF ASSESSMENT RESOURCES (ONLINE VERSION)

Consists of eighty statements, ten for each of the eight different areas of wellness: care for the body, spirituality, relationships, stress resilience, organization, rest and play, work/school, and handling emotions. Shade in the compass to gain an overview look at your current state of wellness.

 WELLNESS PROGRAMS & RESOURCES

 At The Living Compass Initiative, we have created a variety of wellness programs & resources. Click the photos below to learn more.

 WELLNESS RELATED LEARNING

 Education is a priority for us at The Living Compass Initiative. See below to learn about our educational wellness offerings.

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